Looking for a 155€ (170$) investor

[ironchef]

I need 150€ that I would use to pay for the admission test of a company that works financing traders, giving money with which to trade to people who pass this test. Once this test is passed and I start trading and making money, the company takes 20% of my earnings and I want to thank the investor by giving him 20% of my earnings every month.

Be careful with prop firms. Many of them just want to pocket your 150 Euro. Try these two ET sponsors:

https://www.topsteptrader.com/learn-how/

https://lmitrade.com/

 

[ironchef]

Hello everyone, my name is Adrian, I'm a university student and in parallel I've been 2 years studying and practicing to improve my short term investing (trading). I've been practicing in the real market for 1 year and I show image proofs of my trading results.
I need 150€ that I would use to pay for the admission test of a company that works financing traders, giving money with which to trade to people who pass this test. Once this test is passed and I start trading and making money, the company takes 20% of my earnings and I want to thank the investor by giving him 20% of my earnings every month.

Down is another image of an excel with the potential earnings I could have per month.
With the trading account that this company would give me (50.000€), risk per trade of 0.5% of the account, 1 trade per day for the 20 trading days of the month and with a realistic 70% of good trades, the potential earnings are as much as 2000€ per month, buy I like saying 1000-2000 because I'm a conservative trader View attachment 231745

Your two charts do not make sense.

 

[7out]

Human behavior isn't the same with demo as you know there's a "reset account" button at your fingertips.

It is if you're an experienced (professional) trader and trade according to a predetermined formula. I tend to write a lot of formulas (ideas) and want to try them out - at least those that can be proficiently written up.

Many of my formulas require to be entered via a stop order because the market moves so quickly (namely NQ) and exited via limit orders. I usually do this ahead of time, and occasionally my stop entry order and my limit exit order are hit within seconds in a sizable move.

 

[d08]

It is if you're an experienced (professional) trader and trade according to a predetermined formula. I tend to write a lot of formulas (ideas) and want to try them out - at least those that can be proficiently written up.

I'm talking about psychology. Losing 50% of your account is never the same as losing 50% of a demo account. Professionalism is irrelevant.

 

[7out]

I'm talking about psychology. Losing 50% of your account is never the same as losing 50% of a demo account. Professionalism is irrelevant.

Possibly I'm too old now and lost the connection between trading and emotions. My daily swings are in the $1k's but when I trade a day later or a week later after a loss I seem to follow the same trading strategy I'm currently using.